Increasing scientific literacy in the rural South
Efforts to improve scientific literacy, particularly in underserved areas, is gaining momentum as researchers and educators seek to bridge the […]
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College of Science Alumni Spotlight: Kemper Talley ’11
August 20, 2024August 20, 2024 Whether from an emerging infectious disease causing the next pandemic, a catastrophic accident, or
Virginia Western Community College awarded the National Science Foundation grant focused on agricultural technology
Virginia Western Community College has received a $343,209 Advanced Technology Education (ATE) grant from the National Science Foundation, the independent
Science Beyond Borders | Diversity penetration
Research partnerships face geopolitical obstacles Influenced by geopolitical tensions and growing sentiment against diversity and inclusion initiatives, the landscape of
Scientists Find Evidence of Snowball Earth, Our Secret Ice Age
Between 640 and 720 million years ago, the Earth was covered in ice, earning it the modern nickname “Snowball Earth”.
Science students embrace research opportunities through the annual ASSURE program
Students and faculty who participated in this year’s ASSURE program (Photos by Matt Reynolds) Taking six weeks off from their
Graduate students explore new fields at the annual Science for Success Tour
TOUR SUMMARY… Students learn about soybean production and the agriculture industry in different regions PUBLISHED IN August 20, 2024 “I
Physicists discover superconductor behavior at temperatures once considered ‘impossible’
Scientists have found a key process required for superconductivity occur at higher temperatures than previously thought. It could be a
Is nail polish bad for you?
Painting nails is a popular form of self-expression all over the world. But if you prefer French tips, emo black
Making the connection with scientific communication | MIT news
Before completing her undergraduate studies, Sophie Hartley, a student in MIT’s Graduate Program in Science Writing, had an epiphany in